The blue whale is the largest animal in the world, weighing as much as 33 elephants. It eats four tons of krill daily and its calls are extremely loud. Blue whale populations are endangered with only 10,000-25,000 remaining due to threats like habitat loss, pollution, and past hunting. As the top ocean predator, blue whales play an important role in marine ecosystem health. We can help protect them by avoiding fishing or hunting in their habitats.

1. By Krystian, Juan and Tomás

2. Qualities
The Blue whale is the biggest
animal in the world. It is an
endangered aquatic
mammal. It weighs like 33
elephants. It has to eat four
tons of krill every day. Their
calls reach 188 decibels,
while a jet engine reaches
140 decibels.

3. Threats
There are only from 10,000 to 25,000 blue
whales. Their threats are the loss of habitat and
the toxics. They are also hunted and they are
particularly vulnerable.

5. Why are they important?
They are important because they are at the top of
the food chain. They have a role in the overall
health of the marine.

6. How can we help?
We can help not fishing in their habitats and not
hunting them.

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